Case Study 1

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CASE STUDY 1

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Case Study 1

Cameron drives a temperature controlled, 18 tonne rigid vehicle and delivers hanging meat carcasses to local restaurants and butchers. His route requires him to make deliveries into the pedestrianised city centre and is considered one of the more challenging routes to undertake within the company. He has the assistance of a drivers’ mate to help him complete his deliveries.

Today is Monday and Cameron has just returned from a two-week summer holiday. He is driving under EU Drivers’ Hours Regulations.

1. Question 1 of 61. Question

   Which of these training courses is Cameron most likely to have completed?

   • Food hygiene training
   • ADR training
   • Moffett training
   • C1 training
   Correct
   Incorrect

2. Question 2 of 62. Question

   Cameron encounters this sign when attempting a delivery.

   

   What does it mean?

   • No motor vehicles
   • Cars and motorcycles only
   • No motor vehicles except for access
   • No lorries
   Correct
   Incorrect

3. Question 3 of 63. Question

   Cameron is reversing in a busy pedestrianised area.

   What should he do in this situation?

   • Ask his driver's mate to act as a banksman
   • Beep his horn continuously
   • Refuse to make the delivery
   • Contact his transport office for advice
   Correct
   Incorrect

4. Question 4 of 64. Question

   Why should Cameron take extra care when travelling around corners?

   • It is likely to be icy
   • The pendulum effect
   • Cross winds
   • The speed limit is lower on corners
   Correct
   Incorrect

5. Question 5 of 65. Question

   What is the maximum number of hours Cameron can drive for today?

   • 10
   • 9
   • 13
   • 15
   Correct
   Incorrect

6. Question 6 of 66. Question

   What is the minimum amount of rest Cameron must take before starting his next shift?

   • 9 hours
   • 11 hours
   • 10 hours
   • 7 hours
   Correct
   Incorrect